Two Former ACS Students are Fiddling

Two ACS graduates have roles in the musical, "Fiddler on the Roof" with the St. Joseph High School Theatre Company. This classic drama is set in Russia about 100 years ago.  The actors are sisters -Jessica, ACS '06 and Marisa, ACS '08.

Evening performances are: April 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, and 25 at 7:30 PM. Sunday matinee is April 19 at 3 PM. The St. Joseph Theatre is behind the main school building at 145 Plainfield Ave., Metuchen, NJ. Tickets are available at the door.

Please support our talented and hard-working ACS graduates!

ACS Graduate Wins Bowling Title

Nicole Baginsky, ACS '06, is making quite a name for herself in high school bowling.  Nicole captured the crown in the Greater Middlesex County (GMC) Individual Girl's Bowling Tournament. In doing so, she became the first student from her high school to ever win an individual title.
 
Nicole is a junior at Bishop McCarrick High School and sings in the parish choir.
 
ACS is proud of our graduates. If you know of an achievement attained by an ACS graduate, send information to the school office.

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Spaghetti Dinner – postponed

The ACS faculty will hold a Spaghetti Dinner in the school auditorium on Tuesday, January 27, 2009.    Tickets are $7.00 for adults and $4.00 for children (through 8th grade) if purchased in advance from the school. Tickets purchased at the door are $8.00 for adults and $5.00 for children.

Please support this worthwhile effort!

Catholic Schools Week January 25 to 31

An Open House on Sunday, January 25 will kick-off Catholic Schools Week here at Assumption Catholic School.  Open House is from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.  Registration for the 2009-2010 school year will begin at this time.

Please promote our school by telling your neighbors, friends, and family about the Open House.

School Closing Announcements

Reminder, when there is bad weather, you can check for school closings or delayed openings on:
– Comcast – Channel 62
– Cablevision, Time Warner, or Service Electric – Channel 12

You can log onto:
– News12.com (look for Ukrainian Assumption School)
– centraljerseysnow.com (look for Assumption Catholic School)

The Honeywell Instant Alert system will be notifying families regarding school closings or delayed openings.

ACS Holiday Bazaar

Assumption Catholic School will be holding its 2008 Holiday Bazaar on Sunday, November 9 from 11:30 am – 5 pm.

"Preparations for the holiday bazaar are in full swing and it looks to be a fun day for all," says Glenys Bilolohowski, president of the ACS Family and School Association (FSA). “Our Bazaar Committee and parents are working hard to prepare a fun day for all. There will be games of chance, raffles, crafts and prizes. As usual, the kitchen will be open serving all kinds of delicious foods. Make a day of it and spend it with us. All are welcome. Bring your friends.”

ACS has been running an annual holiday bazaar since 1968, one of the longest running bazaar's in the area.

If anyone is interested in being a vendor at the bazaar, call the school at 732-826-8721.

See everyone on November 9 at the bazaar!

Congratulations to our great graduates

Our final best wishes for success in high school (and life!) go out to our graduates Marissa, Emily, Drew, Christian, Kenneth, Andre, Justin, Victor, Rui, Arianna, Brandi, and Patricia.

Come back and visit us sometime. You are always welcome at ACS.

Have a great summer!

Six Flags Great Adventure

On May 22, 2008 anticipation and excitement electrified the bus as the Classes of 2008 and 2009 approached our destination, Six Flags, Great Adventure. As we passed by the colossal rides our stomachs began to churn and rumble with nervous feelings. We stepped off the bus and walked to the entrance. It seemed like an eternity to pass through the gate into the park.

We split into different groups, each led by a chaperone. Each group ran to their first rides: Nitro – The Great American Scream Machine and The Buccaneer. These rides were followed by other rides such as the Batman ride, the Dark Knight ride and Medusa. Rides that were easier to handle were also chosen to calm ourselves from the excitement of the big coasters.

At some point during the day all of the groups stopped for lunch. After gobbling down lunch it was on to more thrilling rides and a show or two. We were able to go to the dolphin show and a 3 – D movie. We then continued our day meeting the challenges of Rolling Thunder, Runaway Train, the Teacups, and some rides we rode twice!

As our fantastic day at Great Adventure came to an end, we paused to remember that this trip would not have been possible without the permission of Mr. S. We are thankful for his trust in us to act like adults in this type of situation. We are thankful to our teachers and chaperones for taking the responsibility for us. We are especially thankful to Mr. Carlos Dortrait, alumnus and brother to Mrs. Shumny. His gracious donation for the cost of the bus
made it possible for this trip!